This past Sunday was Earth Day. Founded in 1970, the annual event is now celebrated by some 500 million people in 175 countries. Although the friends of the planet might disagree on what they’re for – some care most about the quality of the air we breathe, some want to preserve endangered species, and some extremists wish human beings would leave the scene altogether – they all know what they’re against: capitalism.

Whether the alleged solutions are taxes on gasoline, fines for smokestack pollution, or stepped up enforcement of fishing quotas, the common thread is that free individuals cannot be entrusted to make wise decisions with their private property. Benevolent politicians (taking their cue from the environmentalist experts, of course) must use the power of the government to alter people’s behavior.

Green ideologue Tim Flannery has declared that a failure to reach global agreement on carbon emissions reductions will likely result in war.

The tax-payer funded Australian Broadcasting Corporation has published an article which compares people who oppose the Emissions

Officials from the United States Military representing the in-power Trilateraloid oligarchical faction say that anthropogenic global warming is an issue that has national security implications for

Brazilian green group SOS Mata Atlantica has taken green insanity to dizzying new heights. It has run ads on Brazilian TV telling people to urinate in the shower in order to save water.

The Indian Environment Minister, Jairam Ramesh, has stood on a podium with Hilary Clinton in India and spectacularly denounced her call for India to submit to

A group of "eco-psychologists" have gathered at the University of the West of England (UWE) in Bristol, to proclaim that scientists and members of the general population who express objec

Ofcom, the UK's socialist media regulator, will concede that the Channel 4 documentary 'The Great Global Warming Swindle' did not materially mislead viewers, in a report to be released in response